Monoid Mary

@argumatronic

i am like the other girls, and i also write haskell. writing . chief enthusiasm officer, .

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Joined November 2012

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    14 Jul 2019

    we ( / ) aim to provide answers just at the point when you have the question to both minimize cognitive load and help information stick with you because you've put it to immediate use

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  2. Jan 23
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  3. Jan 23

    > A mathematized notion of fairness removes the fluff and emotion from fairness, allowing us to clearly model our beliefs about causal relationships in the world and empirically test our claims about bias interesting article from &

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  4. Jan 23

    oooh i had missed this article about time libraries -- would love to see more of these direct, straightforward library comparisons. thanks once again to for doing such a great job keeping tabs on the haskell bloggers

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  5. Jan 22

    I'll try to follow up at some point by adding some more blog posts that I find helpful, because Haskell and FP more generally are blessed with some great bloggers, but it can be hard to keep those links updated.

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  6. Jan 22

    i try very hard to keep abreast of new Haskell books being released and all that, and i've updated the For Beginners page on my blog to reflect my current opinions about best Haskell resources (mainly for autodidacts)

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  7. Jan 21

    reading is always good, but this one in particular speaks straight to my haskell-colored heart

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  8. Jan 21

    > The advantage isn't that it prevents you from using a floating point where an integer was required. The advantage is that it enables you to model domain logic in a way that flushes out all sorts of edge cases at compile time.

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  9. Retweeted
    Jan 20

    I’m so happy to find out that the two things I like, No man’s sky and Haskell are somehow related. 65 days of static used tydal cycle to produce some of No man’s sky music. 🤩🤩

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  10. Jan 19

    if i ever have a gravestone, i hope someone writes on it, "she made technical books fun and enjoyable to read."

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  11. Jan 17

    this is a fantastic writeup, thank you!

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  12. Jan 17
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  13. Retweeted
    Jan 17

    Even if you're not into haskell, this page about safe-money is a very good read: The difference between dense and discrete amounts, the use of rationals, the use of scales: immediately applicable even in other languages.

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  14. Jan 16

    he also asked me if there are legal ways to make money picking locks, and I was like, so have you heard of "infosec"

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  15. Jan 16

    my older son today confessed to me that he has been secretly studying trigonometry and likes it i already knew about the chemistry and German he studies when no one is looking but trigonometry is a bridge too far

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  16. Jan 14

    this is a great piece, excited to read this book

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  17. Jan 11

    ah I guess that's my cue to add another of Ben's works to our collection

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  18. Retweeted
    Jan 11

    Merry Compostmas

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  19. Jan 10

    lots of good stuff in this release, including support for code completions!

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  20. Retweeted
    Jan 10

    🙌 This is what leadership looks like. 🙌 /via Mathematical Mathematics Memes

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  21. Retweeted
    Jan 7

    We do practical functional programming (mostly Haskell) and our projects don't help fuel advertising. Come work with us!

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